Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Janet Perlman
Perlman’s vast body of work offers endless comic relief from our nutbar world.
Perlman’s vast body of work offers endless comic relief from our nutbar world.
Critics are praising director Jeff Rowe for pushing aesthetic risks he first took when co-directing ‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines.’
‘Winter in March’ is a handcrafted film that uses soft materials to explore difficult, often painful subjects following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“We are absolutely committed to making original animated films and are in development on a handful of projects,” said Naito.
The Toronto-based company cancelled or prematurely closed the touring Disney exhibit in a number of cities last month.
2023’s biggest feature so far will get its streaming platform debut next month when Peacock debuts ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ on August 3.
The September 7 opening night screening will mark the film’s international debut.
‘Ratatouille’ scribe Jim Capobianco makes his feature directorial debut with ‘The Inventor,’ which screen in the main competition at Annecy.
The fight to get animation writers included among the ranks of the Writers Guild of America is moving forward – at least on the east coast.
“We’re not going to release an expensive original animated movie and just pray people will come,” says Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins.
Animation production isn’t being impacted by the SAG strike as strongly as live action.
Episodes will premiere on Cartoon Network in Asia Pacific and stream on HBO Go in Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong before debuting internationally.
Kuri was an accomplished manga artist, producer, character designer, animator, and director several iconic anime series.
‘Lloyd’ is the first cg series produced at Aardman’s Bristol-based studio and will debut on the Fox-owned AVOD platform Tubi on August 6.
Several big studios may have skipped this year’s Con, but there was still plenty of exciting animation news coming out of San Diego.
The sequel to 2014 Oscar nominee ‘Ernest & Celestine’ will hit select North American cinemas on September 1.
Today’s Cartoon Brew Pick is a throwback to frantic Japanese anime from the VHS era, including tracking lines and wonky audio.
Guests will get to interact with their favorite characters from ‘Shrek,’ ‘Kung Fu Panda,’ ‘Trolls,’ and other Dreamworks franchises.
DNEG, which employs nearly 7,000 workers globally, will lay off around 70 of its 900 London-based workers.
This year’s lineup features 44 projects from 25 countries totaling more than 21 hours of interactive media.
VFX workers get screwed by Hollywood yet again.